Latest articles from Imogen Tew

Shareholders force executive pension cuts in FTSE 100 companies

On the go: Calls from shareholders have forced FTSE 100 companies to bring executive pension contributions in line with those received by the majority of their workforce, according to the Investment Association.

Woodford investors face year-long wait for remaining funds

On the go: Investors trapped in Neil Woodford’s former flagship fund, including Kent County Council Superannuation Fund, could face a wait of up to one year for the rest of their cash.

Blow to investors as TPR rules risk further dividend drought

On the go: New guidance from the Pensions Regulator could prolong the “dividend drought” currently hampering income investors, experts have warned.

FCA writes to 7,700 steelworkers and bans contingent charging

On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority is to write directly to 7,700 former members of the British Steel Pension Scheme to invite them to revisit the advice they received, while going ahead with a ban on contingent charging for defined benefit transfers.

FCA launches pensions advice market review

On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority is set to embark on a fresh crackdown on financial advisers, where it will analyse whether savers are receiving unsuitable pensions advice.

Lib Dems in NHS pensions pledge

On the go: The Liberal Democrats have pledged to find a solution for the pensions crisis driving senior NHS staff to turn down extra work, but stopped short of any commitment to end the annual allowance taper.